Pakistan Hotels Association

Pakistan Hotels Association Pakistan Hotels Association, the only representative body of Hotel Industry in Pakistan established since 1963

Pakistan Hotels Association ( PHA ), established in 1963 having its registered office at Office No. 01, Ground Floor, Shafi Court, Merewether Road, Civil Lines Karachi-75530 is an all-Pakistan-based Trade Organization; leading voice and flagship of the Hotel / Tourism Industry of Pakistan registered under section 42 of the Companies Ordinance 1984; governed under Trade Organizations Act 2013; m

andated by the Ministry of Commerce, Government of Pakistan through its Directorate General of Trade Organizations vide Licence No.177 granted under Section 3(2)(d) of the Trade Organization Act, 2013 dated October 10, 2013 valid up to October 10, 2023.

PHA Former Senior Vice Chairman, Mian Akram Farid attributes:" With Government Incentives and Tax Relief, Hotel Industry...
12/06/2026

PHA Former Senior Vice Chairman, Mian Akram Farid attributes:

" With Government Incentives and Tax Relief, Hotel Industry Primed to Deliver Record Revenues"
On behalf of Hospitality Industry of Paksitan, we are pleased to share our crucial demands for the Federal Budget 2026-27—including Industrial Tariffs, Tax Reductions, and Green Energy Relief. We have received widespread media coverage across all major national newspapers on June 11, 2027.

Attached are the news clippings highlighting our joint struggle to protect and revive Pakistan's Hospitality Sector. Let’s keep pushing for the relief our industry rightfully deserves!

Warm regards,
Mian Akram Farid
Former Senior Vice Chairman
Pakistan Hotels Association

ISLAMABAD HOSPITALITY SECTOR: FAR CHARGES RESOLVEDDear Members and all Concerned,We are pleased to share with our member...
13/03/2026

ISLAMABAD HOSPITALITY SECTOR: FAR CHARGES RESOLVED

Dear Members and all Concerned,

We are pleased to share with our members with immense professional pride to announce a landmark success for our sector. Following an 8-month battle, the Federal Cabinet has officially restored the FAR charges for the Islamabad Hospitality Sector to the original rate of Rs. 930 per sq. ft. (until 2028), reversing the exorbitant Rs. 6,300 hike.

PHA Office Bearers and Executive Committee Members having been personally involved in this struggle since the hike’s inception in June 2025—including direct engagement with relevant ministries and higher authorities, meeting and writing letters —it is heartening to see our collective persistence bear fruit.

Key Impacts:
• Strategic Game-Changer: This signals to the global investment community that Islamabad’s hospitality sector is a protected and viable environment.
• Economic Growth: This resolution is a huge relief for our hospitality industry. It was a collective effort, and we all are sincerely hopeful that this pivotal step will open the doors for significant new investment and growth in the sector. Let’s hope this is just the beginning of more progress for all of us as it would undoubtedly stimulate investment and job creation across our national tourism infrastructure.
• Key Support: A special thanks to our former Senior Vice Chairman, Mian Akram Farid, Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan (Advisor/National Coordinator to the PM on Tourism) and President FPCCI for their pivotal advocacy within the Federal Cabinet.
This victory belongs to our entire fraternity. Please find the attached communications and newspaper clips for your information and record.

With profound regards.
Chairman & Executive Committee Members of Pakistan Hotels Association

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